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MoonCampaign by Clarice (8 years)
Hello everyone! My project is a My Dice made with Python and a micro. When I shake the micro, it randomly chooses a number from 1 to 6 and displays a different face or image for each number. Number 1 shows an angry face, number 2 shows a sad face, number 3 shows a smiling face, number 4 shows a fabulous face, number 5 shows another funny face, and number 6 shows a happy face. My code uses while True, the accelerometer shake gesture, variables, conditions, and the display.show() function. I also learned how to use sleep() to control timing.
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Hello everyone! Today, I am excited to share the story of my project, called My Dice. I created this fun and interactive project using Python and a micro. I wanted to make a dice that could do something more exciting than simply showing numbers. Instead of displaying ordinary dots, my dice shows different funny and colorful faces whenever it is shaken.
The idea is simple. When I shake the micro, its accelerometer detects the shaking movement. The program then randomly chooses a number between 1 and 6. Each number is connected to a different face. Number 1 shows an angry face, number 2 shows a sad face, number 3 shows a smiling face, number 4 shows a fabulous face, number 5 shows another funny face, and number 6 shows a happy face. This makes every shake surprising because I never know which face will appear next.
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